Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for Erich Priebke across 4 places, from 1913 to 2013.
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Erich Priebke (29 July 1913 – 11 October 2013) was a German mid-level Schutzstaffel (SS) commander in the Sicherheitspolizei (SiPo) of Nazi Germany.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Erich Priebke was documented, and when
29 July 1913exact date
Hennigsdorfattested“Priebke was born on 29 July 1913, at Hennigsdorf, which was then in the Kingdom of Prussia.”source: Wikipedia: Erich Priebke
1991year
Barilocheattested“The book, El pintor de la Suiza Argentina (1991), by Esteban Buch named Priebke as part of a clique of Nazis living in Bariloche since the early 1950s.”source: Wikipedia: Erich Priebke
March 1994month
Ardeatine massacreattested“In March 1994, an investigative team from ABC News, led by producer Harry Phillips, tracked Priebke to Bariloche after finding mention of his participation in the Ardeatine massacre in a locally written book they found in a used bookstore.”source: Wikipedia: Erich Priebke
March 1994month
Barilocheattested“In March 1994, an investigative team from ABC News, led by producer Harry Phillips, tracked Priebke to Bariloche after finding mention of his participation in the Ardeatine massacre in a locally written book they found in a used bookstore.”source: Wikipedia: Erich Priebke
12 June 2007exact date
Romeattested“On 12 June 2007, he received authorization to leave his home to work at his lawyer's office in Rome.”source: Wikipedia: Erich Priebke
11 October 2013exact date
Romeattested“Priebke died in Rome on 11 October 2013, at the age of 100.”source: Wikipedia: Erich Priebke
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1936 to 1941period
Romementioned“From 1936, he worked for the Waffen-SS and later for the Gestapo as an interpreter, and because of his knowledge of Italian, he was based in Rome beginning in 1941.”source: Wikipedia: Erich Priebke
23 March 1944exact date
Romementioned“On 23 March 1944, 33 German personnel of the SS Police Regiment Bozen were killed when the Italian Resistance set off a bomb and attacked the SS men with firearms and grenades while they were marching along Via Rasella in Rome.”source: Wikipedia: Erich Priebke
24 March 1944exact date
Ardeatinementioned“Around noon on 24 March 1944, 335 men went to the Ardeatine Caves in Rome.”source: Wikipedia: Erich Priebke
1946year
Riminimentioned“In post–World War II trials, Priebke was set to be tried for his role in the massacre, but he managed to escape from a British prison camp in Rimini, Italy, in 1946.”source: Wikipedia: Erich Priebke
1948year
Barilochementioned“Because of his old age and poor health, he was at first not imprisoned, but rather held under house arrest at his home in Bariloche, where he had lived since 1948.”source: Wikipedia: Erich Priebke
March 1995month
Italymentioned“In March 1995, after nine months of delays, the president of the Jewish organization B'nai B'rith was promised by, among others, the Argentinian president Carlos Menem, that the case would soon be closed and that Priebke was to be transf…”source: Wikipedia: Erich Priebke
1996year
Italymentioned“After 17 months of delays, the Argentinian supreme court decided that Priebke was to be extradited to Italy in 1996.”source: Wikipedia: Erich Priebke
March 1997month
Germanymentioned“In March 1997, it was decided that Priebke could not be extradited to Germany.”source: Wikipedia: Erich Priebke
20 March 2004exact date
Triestementioned“On 20 March 2004, 80 people gathered in a room of the Centro Letterario in Trieste to show their support for Priebke.”source: Wikipedia: Erich Priebke
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